Gardens of Court and Country: English Design 1630-1730

Focusing on the evolution of English formal gardens from 1630 to 1730, this book highlights significant design innovations that emerged during a time when gardens were redefined within society. It explores the influence of the Protestant nobility on garden planning, the rise of the lawn, and the shift towards expansive rustic parks. Featuring 300 illustrations, including plans and engravings, the work vividly resurrects the beauty of forgotten gardens, offering a rich visual and historical narrative of this period in garden design.